Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Freshman"

A: Young and dumb 若くてあほというニュアンスなんです。

A: It means first year student in high school or college

A: @chicha1524 flat-chested means small breasts. A Freshman is a first year high school or first year college student. heatstroke is when you pass out from being out in the sun to long.

pecho plano significa senos pequeños. Un estudiante de primer año es un estudiante de primer año de secundaria o universitario. El golpe de calor es cuando pasas de estar fuera del sol por mucho tiempo.

A: Freshman means they are in their first year of high school (9th grade) or first year of University.

If they are "new to the area", they moved there recently from somewhere else.

It sounds like Hanna Baker's Greatest Hits is... a TV show? or a newspaper column? and the other two students were in the same show or newspaper, in the past.

A: These are high school grades

Freshmen - 9th grade / 1st year
Sophomore- 10th grade / 2nd year
Junior - 11th grade / 3rd year
Senior - 12th grade / 4th year


They are also used in college/university.
Freshman - 13th grade / 1st year
Sophomore- 14th grade / 2nd year
Junior- 15th grade / 3rd year
Senior - 16th grade - 4th year

A: When I was a freshman in college I partied too much and got bad grades.

My brother is starting his freshman year of high school tomorrow. We just moved so he’s not going to know anyone. I know he’s really nervous.

A: Ahhh freshman is first year high school student
Both are two ways of saying same thing
Freshman major philosophy you can say

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A: I am a freshman (in college)
女性でも言えます！

ちなみに僕が通った高校も4年生（9年目から12年目）で、大学の呼び名を適用していたので、人生で2回 freshman になっています。

A: I am a freshman here (not there)
Have you ever visited Vietnam?

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A: × I was very happy to go out with him, but for some reason, he only met me about once a month.
✓ I was very happy to go out with him, but for some reason, he only met with me about once a month.

× Then, a month before Christmas, we talked about making plans for Christmas.
✓ Then, a month before Christmas, we talked about making plans for Christmas,

× But he said he was going to spend time with his friends and didn't available on Christmas.
✓ but he said he was going to spend time with his friends and wouldn't be available.

× He had gone single party two months after we had started dating, and had been going out with another girl as well.
✓ Not sure what a single party is, so I cannot determine if this sentence is correct.

× I learned that he was an unfaithful liar by nature and won’t ever get better.
✓ I learned that he was an unfaithful liar by nature and wouldn't ever get better.

The sentence flow is a bit clunky, but is totally readable.

A: B. Man is singular, while men is plural. Therefore, freshman is singular while freshmen is plural.

A: "I'm a freshman at a medical school in Japan."

日本にはいろいろな医科大学がありますので、「a」は必要です。

A: "A quick study"

No hyphen

A: In spoken English it is more natural to use contractions such as "I'm" :)